Hi, all!
Is there make targets to accomplish the following things:
* build just one package w/o other stuff, just to
check it builds and packages well;
* build kernel, for the same reasons?
Thanks a lot,
S.
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i'm following through the setup for building the various host tools,
and i have a few questions.
as i read it, the basic makefile on top of which the tools building
is based is include/host-build.mk, which defines a number of default
actions such as Build/Prepare/Default, Build/Configure/Defa
> if someone wants to tweak this, shouldn't the top-level README file
> mention a need for perl on the build system?
The prerequisites checks also for perl. The prereq check is runs automatically
for the first time if you run 'make menuconfig'. But you can also use the
prereq target (make prere
if someone wants to tweak this, shouldn't the top-level README file
mention a need for perl on the build system?
rday
Robert P. J. Day
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On Sat, 26 Apr 2008, Oliver Ertl wrote:
> > > I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository
> > > on a web or FTP server.
> >
> > so you simply do an all-package build and create your own repo, is
> > that what you're saying? that's the direction i'm going in as
> > well.
> Yes
> > I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository on a
> > web or FTP server.
>
> so you simply do an all-package build and create your own repo, is
> that what you're saying? that's the direction i'm going in as well.
Yes. But I only compile the packages I need. Nothing more.
On Sat, 26 Apr 2008, Oliver Ertl wrote:
> I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository on a
> web or FTP server.
so you simply do an all-package build and create your own repo, is
that what you're saying? that's the direction i'm going in as well.
> In the build-system I chan
I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository on a web or FTP
server.
In the build-system I change either package/base-files/files/etc/ipkg.conf to
have a new standard ipkg.conf for all targets.
For target specific ipkg.conf files change or add the file
target/linux//base-file
perhaps i just missed the doc on how to update this, but the
freshly-created /etc/ipkg.conf for my brcm47xx build creates a new
/etc/ipkg.conf file that contains the following:
src snapshots http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/brcm47xx/packages
dest root /
dest ram /tmp
however, the
